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no one said Tortuga But that one is not this one

One correction, 905 millibars now and it got as low as 897 yesterday

Airlines probably moved as many planes out of the area and the traffic is low

Eyes wobble and may jog 30 - 50 miles each way, have to watch the longer loops to see the path

There can always be tornados embedded in the storm as well as the straight line winds, intensity is very hard to predict, much harder than track

The Bay of Campeche is some of the hottest water in the gulf traditionally, soon it will hit the center where the water is slightly cooler and may weaken a bit.

I swam in the Bay once and off Florida many times, the Bay was much warmer and the whale sharks like it. Anyone follow the gulf temps before this popped up?

897 millibars......

I lived in Florida for 20+ years near the west coast and never evac'ed. For Charlie I went to a concrete 7 story building but never left the state even though I was less than 20 miles from the coast, for Milton I would already be in Georgia and headed north. This is the scariest one I have seen.

So the water can drain out faster after the flood

The days operations usually start about 4:30 so would guess from there. There are always people in the airport but only one or two overnight flights usually

Better side is always the left side looking at the track, winds/embedded storms are counter clockwise so the water and weather is pushed on the right side.

Some indications Milton may draw in a bunch of dry air and get some shear so it weakens before landfall, I hope that happens for your sake

Say good bye to Cape Coral and Englewood/Port Charlotte. That is a lot of people in some very low lying areas

He lives in Sebring to be on one of the lakes

My friends on the coast are planning on leaving but another up in Sebring is going to stay, both have lived through many of these over the last 30 years so who knows who is right. If I had the means and was in the path I would leave now for Alabama, the roads and fuel supplies are going to get...

This is Ft Myers Beach

Lived in that area for 20+ years and always wondered if that was the year the hundred year storm would hit and this may be it. They haven't been really whacked since 1921

Now that one might do some damage and certainly with the ground saturated trees will topple and flooding will occur

Well not in my lifetime but what if I convert and get reincarnated might it happen in my next life?